Mavic 2 Enterprise Advance

No. The M2EA’s visual camera only supports 32x digital zoom.

Camera swapping is currently not supported on the M2EA.

Yes, two types of images (RGB and Thermal) will be stored on the SD card during these missions.

The M2EA is optimized for quick deployment in a variety of industrial applications. The thermal resolution has been improved to 640×512 px, and the resolution of the visual camera is 4 times better than the M2E Dual. In addition to the new RTK module, the flight performance and waypoint missions features have also been optimized in the M2EA.

It is not, do not fly your M2EA in the rain.

The DJI Smart Controller is compatible with all three models. But the Remote Controller (without screen) of M2E/M2ED does not support M2EA.

DJI Pilot (Android version) and third-party apps developed using the DJI MSDK.

Yes.

With optimizations made on waypoint missions, you can set up to 240 waypoints in each mission.

No.

Yes, this feature is supported for RGB photos only.

1. Connect to a computer and use DJI Assistant 2 for Mavic
   • Upgrades for the Aircraft and Remote Controller are available
2. Run upgrades on the DJI Pilot App

No.

M2EA was not designed specifically to meet the accuracy requirements for aerial surveying, but you can use the visible light or infrared cameras to capture images in Mapping missions in the DJI Pilot App.

The protector case, speaker, spotlight, beacon, extended port cover, accessory bag, batteries, propellers, chargers, and charging station can be used for the Mavic 2 Enterprise Series.

Yes.

The RTK module is only compatible with the M2EA, and does not support the use with the M2E or M2ED.

No.

No, the Mavic 2 Enterprise Advanced is not compatible with the D-RTK 2 Mobile Station, you can use a NTRIP enabled base such as the RoboDot.